Central Goldfields Art Gallery
Situated in the picturesque historic fire station, built in 1860, this unique building now houses changing exhibitions. The Victorian Era fire station is a unique landmark of Maryborough.
The Gallery showcases local artists whose art covers a wide range of styles.
Yearly exhibitions include Community Art & Craft, and our Gallery Collection, featuring work by Jan McNeill, Norma Bailey Ramsey, Hugh Guthrie, Ross Paterson, Geoffrey Stocks and Pro Hart.
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Exhibitions
Chester and Gil
This exhibition of watercolour illustrations by Ann James celebrates the process of developing the visual narrative for Chester and Gil - from tiny pencil sketches, story-boards and dummies, to colour roughs and finished artwork. Chester and Gil, written by Carol Faulkner and published by Omnibus books, stars irrepressible optimist Chester and his pessimistic bowl-mate Gil.
Presented by Central Goldfields Best Start. A Books Illustrated touring exhibition.
Central Goldfields Art Gallery
Address: Neill Street, Maryborough
